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The fuse F3 it's ok, it gives me continuity. The 3 resistor on the back of the hd give me 140 ohm (left) and 160 ohm (center+right). The last pin on the right in every resistor have got a lower value, around 80 ohm

So, I didn't test it by removing the terminals or measuring the fuse. However, I received the blueSCSI and downloaded a ready-made image from the BlueSCSI website (HD0-OpenRetroSCSI-7.1.hda). The PC started up correctly, but when I turned it on for the second time, the lines you see in the...

I have already checked the connections between the chip and the connector, and they are all working. If I can, I'll take it apart tomorrow and check it.

I had already looked at those websites (to see how to connect the status LED), but I didn't find anything else of interest.

I tried with Network Access and I got the same result. I don't know if my soldering skills are good enough to remove the resistors from the hard drive to test them.

Okay, I hope it arrives next week. I'll keep you updated.

to do some other test or to use it as HD (can I?)? I have ordered the external one (DB25) but I was looking (thinking) to have something fixed inside

First of all, I want to thank A24A for sending me the floppy disks! I tried using the available utilities, and this is the result: Apple HD SC is unable to find the disk SCSIProbe find it, but it doesn't let me mount it (Nothing happens when I press the button) PMount find somenthing...

I also have an external floppy drive. Is there a live os version that I can run from a floppy and load the second one with the necessary software (burned from Windows or recent Mac)?

I only have an Air with M3, which I don't think will be much use to me, and no other vintage Macs. If you have a link where I can download these utilities, I can try to find someone to create a floppy disk for me.

Here are the photos of the utility disk.

I tried to start the “disk utility” floppy, everything starts up correctly, but it tells me that I have no device connected. If necessary, I can attach a photo this evening. I don't have a floppy drive handy at the moment to create the utility diskette you mentioned.

At the moment I don't have an external HD, I have to wait a few week to receive the blueSCSI db25

Yes, I confirm that the disc has the apple with the number 40 written inside and also has the terminals mounted.

Hi, I'm rebuilding an SE/30 and I can't get it to recognize the internal hard drive to install the OS. I have the following two HDs available. When connected only to the power supply, the Apple one starts spinning, but the Maxton one does not (I imagine it is faulty at this point). I have not...

I was hopping that the first one is an IIfx ROM, so I can install the 128Mb of RAM. But idk how to check it

Hi, I recently bought a second SE/30 and noticed that the two ROM chips are different. Can you tell me what the difference is between the two? Are they just different revisions? Sorry for the orrible photos...